... no favour (loud cheers). I say this question is peculiarly an Irish one, not only 'xicatee we have been made the victims of Whig patronage and corruption, but because in such of our competitions, as far as they have gone, Irishmen have been remarkably ...

... in kindness, generosity, or in honour. That, least, is our estimate of a highminded, warm-hearted and impulsive gentleman. A Whig friend sends us the following. We hope the gentlemen concerned will not object to the cast of places: NEW MINISTRY FOB THE ...

... divisions, is called the Patronage Secretary of the Treasury. The whole system is unblushingly displayed. Any one who know how the Whigs attempt to govern Ireland will understand how sore they are upon this question of patronage, and why Lord Palmerston opposed ...

... Roman Catholics in manifested by alb The most energetic efforts were see graudm ither, Martha Armstrong, the I Ireland and the Whigs. Indeed there is every directly made to save the lives of those who bad been diughto of old Nixon, the testator, she being ...

... seems to be a clever fellow. He sees Whig rule a species of millenium. He tees, says, nothing of a vanishing people, insecure tenures, Whigs power giving their protection the anti-Irish State Churcb, which Whigs out of power denounced with unsparing ...